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economy? >> it certainly would have come up, i think, if some analogies with iceland from a number of years ago. even a smaller country, only 250,000 people, not a million people, but it was something that we focused on. we worried about and tried to think of what the implications are. here it's clear the europeans have made i think a terrible mistake in making this proposal. that potentially could undermine confidence, and that could have knock-on effects not only for the whole financial system in europe but potentially for the u.s. >> randy, one thing that everyone wants to know at this point is how healthy or unhealthy is the u.s. economy? how far off are we from full health? >> alas i think we're pretty far from full health. we've seen some green shoots in the spring. actually as we've seen in 2010 and 2011, with a little bit more job growth, a little bit more retail consumption. more stabilization of the housing market but we still have these big risks. the fiscal follies in the u.s. are
economy? >> it certainly would have come up, i think, if some analogies with iceland from a number of years ago. even a smaller country, only 250,000 people, not a million people, but it was something that we focused on. we worried about and tried to think of what the implications are. here it's clear the europeans have made i think a terrible mistake in making this proposal. that potentially could undermine confidence, and that could have knock-on effects not only for the whole financial...
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>> well, from an economic standpoint the economy has been relatively shruggish. fourth quarter was barely positive. to some degree hurricane sandy has been taking half a percent or so out of growth. as we get into the spring months that will result in an economic pick up based upon the rebuilding. we think a lot of the noise relating to washington is starting to fade, the fiscal cliff, sequester, the debt ceiling, all of those issues seem to be moving out later into the year. so as a result the impediments that were slowing the economy down over the last couple of quarters we think will result in better economic growth. the equity market is starting to sense that. i think to some degree that is some of the reasons why the markets ignored washington and ignored sandy so far this year and is up 10% or so. >> that is why you have such a bullish forecast for the s&p. you are calling for it to end the year at 16.60. it is all going to play out pretty strongly. >> we think corporate earnings will chug along may increase about $108 full year for the s&p. we think we wil
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i can't imagine whypeter would want to live in this economy. my, god, why not go off and live over the, you know, put his residence on top of that offshore bank and make sure he manages it well, have a good time. this is an absurdity of the this is -if anything, right now, the united states, we have a market for which there is a premium for security, and for responsibility, and as -- as we listen to all of thesesort of, what i call the neocons of economics, nonsense, t reality is that we're getting better, we're getting stronger. we are soidifying progress, and cypress will be a -- won't even be a footnote a month from now. the european union is asserting leadership and it is coming to its senses about how to build a better future for what's been a very difficult, i mean, think of the complexity of what they are managing there compared to what we are doing. shibani: absolutely. you can't compare them. there's strength in the dollar, the markets are near all-time highs, and recovery, and there's pockets of the economy. way we still see, you say
i can't imagine whypeter would want to live in this economy. my, god, why not go off and live over the, you know, put his residence on top of that offshore bank and make sure he manages it well, have a good time. this is an absurdity of the this is -if anything, right now, the united states, we have a market for which there is a premium for security, and for responsibility, and as -- as we listen to all of thesesort of, what i call the neocons of economics, nonsense, t reality is that we're...
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economies. where are those bold innovative companies. and i would make another footnote about the buybacks. yes, record numbers since 2009. but that is because the feds are buying back their own shares. they say let them pass the stress test. they really struggle and diluted earnings per share. diluted their capital base with a lot of shares during the crisis. they have basically flooded the market to recapitalize and buying it back. the. neil: in cyprus explodes and banks reopened, let's see what happens to the residents of cyprus. people say oh, we are there for you. then you realize that they aren't. have a good weekend >> welcome, i am shibani joshi and four gerri willis. we will tackle the new blackberry. as i don't have anything to worry about? we will discover andalk about that as well. and the faa starts to close air traffic control towers. we will tell you how that ca affect your travel plans going into the spring. but first, raising $8.5 billion and euros needed to see the bailout from the european central bank. it has created
economies. where are those bold innovative companies. and i would make another footnote about the buybacks. yes, record numbers since 2009. but that is because the feds are buying back their own shares. they say let them pass the stress test. they really struggle and diluted earnings per share. diluted their capital base with a lot of shares during the crisis. they have basically flooded the market to recapitalize and buying it back. the. neil: in cyprus explodes and banks reopened, let's see...
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it will be great for the economy. we will hope that this is something that will be a start for all of us. neill i don't think the government cares. i think coming to new york and hearkening back the days of johnny carson. you know, i don't think it's fair or right, but i do think it is that retailers make up almost 60% of the volume in this country. >> okay. >> would you go to new jersey? would you leave the city? >> no. neil: do they know that? he is an institution. so he will complain. >> we are still investing regardless. we are painting and putting new fixturing. if you continue to do that, we will give you tax credits and hopefully something wi be happening. neil: how are things in new york right now? >> i think people realize when the government added a 2%tax -- an effect. plus you have the delay of the refund checks to the consumer. on top of that, you have washinon that is dysfunctional. >> is a lot of this discretionary income. if you're pinching that come your pinching yo customer. >> parents will always buy
it will be great for the economy. we will hope that this is something that will be a start for all of us. neill i don't think the government cares. i think coming to new york and hearkening back the days of johnny carson. you know, i don't think it's fair or right, but i do think it is that retailers make up almost 60% of the volume in this country. >> okay. >> would you go to new jersey? would you leave the city? >> no. neil: do they know that? he is an institution. so he...
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one of those is on the economy. it may be a little bit harder to see, but this is showing the growth of jobs of recovery since 1978 basically looking at the months since the recovery started. if you look over the period of time, we can divide recovery into three categories. one is recovery after severe recession and that's the growth land here. the average recovery and is dashed line here is the growth rate of jobs after i had recovery. when you have a severe recovery a recession. you have a much bigger gain in jobs upwards. the solid line here is the growth rate is after the obama recovery. after severe recession is about 12%. it's about six times mark rose in the severe recession. we can argue whether it's severe in 1980 and in some cases is worse, some cases it's not worse. if you look at the average growth rate in jobs, about 8%, four times larger than the average recovery of what we had here. we had a huge difference in terms of how many jobs have been created. the problem is even not understate how badly. the
one of those is on the economy. it may be a little bit harder to see, but this is showing the growth of jobs of recovery since 1978 basically looking at the months since the recovery started. if you look over the period of time, we can divide recovery into three categories. one is recovery after severe recession and that's the growth land here. the average recovery and is dashed line here is the growth rate of jobs after i had recovery. when you have a severe recovery a recession. you have a...
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they are just so tired, tired of the obama economy. they are tired of the endless pivots to jobs that never result in the kind of sustained job creation we need. they are tired of the sluggish growth, of always looking to the future with anxiety, worrying whether medicare will even be there when they retire, and they are tired of the ideological d.c. democratic extremism that got us here. knee jerk solutions to almost every single problem -- massive overspending, steadfast opposition to reforms that would make government programs more efficient, effective and sustainable. so my friends across the aisle shouldn't be surprised their budget is getting such a rough ride. it contains up to $1.5 trillion in new taxes. this would be the largest tax hike in american history. it contains half a criminal more in spending, money that could be siphoned -- that will be siphoned out of the economy and into the hands of politicians and bureaucrats. it lacks meaningful reforms to save and strengthen medicare, allowing it to go bankrupt in just a few y
they are just so tired, tired of the obama economy. they are tired of the endless pivots to jobs that never result in the kind of sustained job creation we need. they are tired of the sluggish growth, of always looking to the future with anxiety, worrying whether medicare will even be there when they retire, and they are tired of the ideological d.c. democratic extremism that got us here. knee jerk solutions to almost every single problem -- massive overspending, steadfast opposition to reforms...
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and joining us next on the economy is scott rasmussen. and i want to look at the polls you've taken. the first one 28% say now is a good time to sell your house. could that be they're being smarter? are people feeling better about it? >> first of all, there are some neighborhoods in some areas of the country where it's a better time to sell than others, but these numbers much more optimistic than they've been in a long time. up 6 points from a month ago and 30% expect the home to go up in the next year. let me show you the best sign. only 2% of home owners are very likely to miss a mortgage payment in the coming six months. down from 6% in 2010, so the defaults are headed down. charles: obviously, a lot of people have already been wiped out, too. >> yes. charles: the second poll and sort of dove-tails from what you're saying, and some say the youth economy is getting better and is that an improving number? >> sure, only 39% say it's getting worse. a couple of years ago, that number was above 70%, so, we're in this world where the economy
and joining us next on the economy is scott rasmussen. and i want to look at the polls you've taken. the first one 28% say now is a good time to sell your house. could that be they're being smarter? are people feeling better about it? >> first of all, there are some neighborhoods in some areas of the country where it's a better time to sell than others, but these numbers much more optimistic than they've been in a long time. up 6 points from a month ago and 30% expect the home to go up in...
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economy people use natural let those big bad corporations pay tolls when they move their merchandise around the country to build the infrastructure live and pay some more money to our ports if we need to build what we're going to get ali to the point where they're already almost moving when governments all of the highway and they make up these fines are doing sixty in a fifty five and they charge you two hundred fifty bucks for that's not gouging that's not mistreated it's only that when billionaires charge these fees you know what billionaires try to do they try to find a cost that people will bear so they can make more government is indifferent to that where the main thing the billionaires are trying to do in this country and have been doing since the one thousand is it figure out all of this is figure out how to destroy competition is build monopolies or do try apple is try to try to do totally dominate individual industries and i grant you that adam smith and wants that that's a problem out but becoming the model of got the in vegas probably had its america well that's exactly wh
economy people use natural let those big bad corporations pay tolls when they move their merchandise around the country to build the infrastructure live and pay some more money to our ports if we need to build what we're going to get ali to the point where they're already almost moving when governments all of the highway and they make up these fines are doing sixty in a fifty five and they charge you two hundred fifty bucks for that's not gouging that's not mistreated it's only that when...
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between those following the accident- that there are still downside to the economy. do you think that policy has made the right move today? >> i think so. i think, in general, the moves that we've seen over the past six months have been quite helpful. the further move in the direction of trying to get the economy back onto a stronger trajectory for the labor market, more rapid labor market improvement and i think the message from what they did today is, you know, for the time being, stay the course. of course, he's not willing to commit what, you know, what's going to happen in the future as far as the quantity of easing programs are concerned. guns, there's still quite a lot of uncertainty about how long that's going to continue for. but our expectation is that it's still going to continue through this year and then will wind down in 2014. but, yeah, we do expect to support the federal reserve. >> and that, yon, is what i wanted to ask you about. did you divine any hints in the press conference or the statement today about when the federal reserve might take its foo
between those following the accident- that there are still downside to the economy. do you think that policy has made the right move today? >> i think so. i think, in general, the moves that we've seen over the past six months have been quite helpful. the further move in the direction of trying to get the economy back onto a stronger trajectory for the labor market, more rapid labor market improvement and i think the message from what they did today is, you know, for the time being, stay...
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economy has gotten stronger. today's economic data may back their theory but with sequester cuts just beginning to roll out and poor guidance from some of the world's largest companies, how long will it last? we'll ask top economist jeffrey cleveland. sandra: pay tv providers losing customers according to a new study. later in the show one of the top analysts on the street will give us a look into the future of television and tell us what companies will suffer and which ones will come up on top. my mother made the best toffee in the world. it's delicious. so now we've turned her toffee into a business. my goal was to take an idea and make it happen. i'm janet long and i formed my toffee company through legalzoom. never really thought i would make money doing what i love. [ robert ] we created legalzoom to help people start their business and launch their dreams. go t to legalzoom.com today and make your business dream a reality. at legalzoom.com we put the law on your side. and make your business dream a reality.
economy has gotten stronger. today's economic data may back their theory but with sequester cuts just beginning to roll out and poor guidance from some of the world's largest companies, how long will it last? we'll ask top economist jeffrey cleveland. sandra: pay tv providers losing customers according to a new study. later in the show one of the top analysts on the street will give us a look into the future of television and tell us what companies will suffer and which ones will come up on...
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we're in a situation where the economy is improving. earnings are going to do better than people pecked. remember shs we had a lot of negativity about what was going to happen this year. we're in a situation where if the economy doesn't do better than we get more qe. if it does improve, then the economy sim proves. earnings are better. everything goes up no matter what. >> bob, goldman is not the only one who has done it. other analyst, independents and others have done the same thing. >> key thing is gdp numbers were raised. retail sales numbers were better than expected. i think john's right. they'll do that with s&p numbers, although i haven't seen a lot. the only other one is isi. they had 1668 and now at 1690. they raised it. >> this is very healthy thing. we want the s&p to be going up based on stronger earnings. not just based on financial magic. that's what seems to be happening. great. >> mayor bloomberg is good for a topic here. he's decided he's going to ban cigarette advertising in the city establishments, keep all tobacco p
we're in a situation where the economy is improving. earnings are going to do better than people pecked. remember shs we had a lot of negativity about what was going to happen this year. we're in a situation where if the economy doesn't do better than we get more qe. if it does improve, then the economy sim proves. earnings are better. everything goes up no matter what. >> bob, goldman is not the only one who has done it. other analyst, independents and others have done the same thing....
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the democrats' tax and spend, you get the same economy that you've had right now. you're going to lose more of your paycheck which every person working today has. >> all right. so another thing happening at the white house here. the easter egg roll might be spared from this government gridlock. all this started when ticket holders to the annual event were told it could be cancelled if lawmakers cannot agree on a plan to prevent the government from shutting down. this year's easter egg roll set for april 1st. looks like it's going forward as planned. we know it's a fun event. a lot of people look forward to taking their kids, getting tickets. it would be a sad loss especially d.c. kids, folks in the area. how did this happen? >> reporter: i don't know if people would have worried that the easter egg roll, which is a fun day of games and of course the easter egg roll is part of it for the kids i done flow that people would have worried it was going to be canceled except that the white house earlier this month had said it was going to cancel tours of the white house t
the democrats' tax and spend, you get the same economy that you've had right now. you're going to lose more of your paycheck which every person working today has. >> all right. so another thing happening at the white house here. the easter egg roll might be spared from this government gridlock. all this started when ticket holders to the annual event were told it could be cancelled if lawmakers cannot agree on a plan to prevent the government from shutting down. this year's easter egg...
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also, this could have implications for the economy, because 2/3 of the economy is based on consumer spending, and if people aren't buying cars or homes, that could have an impact. > the credit industry is trying to get around this. young people need credit, and they have come up with some alternative means to do that. > > one of the biggest credit bureaus, experian - they are one of the three big ones - they are starting to factor in things like rent payment, so even if people don't have credit cards, this is one of the alternative ways that people's credit-worthiness is being assessed. > becky yerak from the chicago tribune. thanks so much. > > thank you. thank you bill. still ahead, a bond bonanza. from what you can expect out of the bond market in the second quarter to what bonds are telling us about the economy,l it's all after the break. similar to stocks, the bond market has been riding the ups and downs of news out of cyprus. doug rothschild, president of performance trust investment advisors, is here to do some bonding with us this morning. good to have you on the show. > > good to b
also, this could have implications for the economy, because 2/3 of the economy is based on consumer spending, and if people aren't buying cars or homes, that could have an impact. > the credit industry is trying to get around this. young people need credit, and they have come up with some alternative means to do that. > > one of the biggest credit bureaus, experian - they are one of the three big ones - they are starting to factor in things like rent payment, so even if people don't...
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fedex as a gauge of the global economy. fedex posted its third drop in earnings and raised red flags saying shipments to and from asia slowed substantially. also customers are starting to ship to slower methods to save money. fedex ships worldwide so analysts look at earnings report as an early indicator of where the global economy is headed. >> the stock tanked. we know europe is still a mess. it slipped back into recession, but these fears center around slowing growth in asia. how worried should we be about what fedex is telling us? it's so interesting. fedex global revenue, $44 billion. what's happening in the world really matters. it's twice the size of psi press. a little thing like that can be a problem. they are their thumb on the pulse of the economy. >> when it comes to companies, transparency is crucial. when i say that i'm talking about policies or practices. not their yoga pants. lululemon is a great canadian company and never struggled for survival. excellent anthem in the background. it had to pull several sty
fedex as a gauge of the global economy. fedex posted its third drop in earnings and raised red flags saying shipments to and from asia slowed substantially. also customers are starting to ship to slower methods to save money. fedex ships worldwide so analysts look at earnings report as an early indicator of where the global economy is headed. >> the stock tanked. we know europe is still a mess. it slipped back into recession, but these fears center around slowing growth in asia. how...
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wherever you are today, fidelity's guidance can help fine-tune your personal economy. fidelity investments, turn here. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to know your business. offering specialized solutions in capital to help you meet your growth objectives. we offer expertise and tailored solutions to small businesses and major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news america." >> this is "bbc world news america." reporting from washington. a mess from the mediterranean. the cypriot parliament scrambles to find billions of dollars and stay in the eurozone. continuing his movies tour, barack obama warns syria could become a haven for extremists when the assad regime falls. ♪ you know i love you -- >> and 50 years ago today the beatles released their first album and with "please, please me" they changed the world of music. >> welcome to our viewers on public television in scommerk also around the globe. we start with the financial crisis in sip russ -- cyprus where time is running out for a deal to save the country from fin
wherever you are today, fidelity's guidance can help fine-tune your personal economy. fidelity investments, turn here. >> at union bank, our relationship managers work hard to know your business. offering specialized solutions in capital to help you meet your growth objectives. we offer expertise and tailored solutions to small businesses and major corporations. what can we do for you? >> and now, "bbc world news america." >> this is "bbc world news...
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economy? what about the global financial system what what risk is there to that because of this cyprus situation? this is a big worry for so many people. >> so, the risk scenario, and i should stress it's a risk scenario, not a baseline is that the cypriots are so upset that you get both political disorder and social unrest and that increases the chance of cyprus exiting the euro zone. if they exit the euro zone, you reopen all these dwhaes are put aside by the very aggressive intervention of the banks. that's the risk, unless they find a solution and unless they exempt the small savers from this levy, that you may get social disorder and political disorder. >> let's bring it here to the u.s. and u.s. stock market. we've had a nice market rally. could this situation disrupt the market rally here and for american investors, is this a time, an opportunity to get in, or is there more turmoil ahead? what do you think? >> so far we've shrugged off this element for three reasons. one is the european
economy? what about the global financial system what what risk is there to that because of this cyprus situation? this is a big worry for so many people. >> so, the risk scenario, and i should stress it's a risk scenario, not a baseline is that the cypriots are so upset that you get both political disorder and social unrest and that increases the chance of cyprus exiting the euro zone. if they exit the euro zone, you reopen all these dwhaes are put aside by the very aggressive...
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spread to italy and spain and most global banks have a lot of exposure to those two countries and their economies are much bigger and more important. david: what about hsbc or barclays? both have a lot of branches in cyprus. >> well, barclays has a lot of exposure to spain which is something i would be worried about. david: okay. >> and hsbc has a global bank has exposure to just about everything. only sew societe generale has exposure to cyprus and national bank of greece. it is basically government-owned anyway now. david: what i don't understand, maybe you can explain it to me, erin, why is it, these are international banks. i can understand cypriot banks. that is different situation. some of those might be bought out by the russians anyway. if i have an international bank and an international account in an international bank in cyprus or spain, in international currencies, euros, why can't i move my operation to another country that is not at risk? >> will, i think is exactly what they're worried about. that is why there's a bank holiday cyprus. the banks are expected to reopen on thursday an
spread to italy and spain and most global banks have a lot of exposure to those two countries and their economies are much bigger and more important. david: what about hsbc or barclays? both have a lot of branches in cyprus. >> well, barclays has a lot of exposure to spain which is something i would be worried about. david: okay. >> and hsbc has a global bank has exposure to just about everything. only sew societe generale has exposure to cyprus and national bank of greece. it is...
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[inaudible conversations] rebuilding our economy. i >> i was aware of the statistic. he helpfully reminded me of it together recently talking about exactly the issue. what a fantastic location for business it is. it is encouraging business start-up and leading to a growth and employment in the region. >> given that the chancellor this morning joined twitter, could the prime minister remind the chancellor and the house what two million tweets make? [laughter] >> i made a number of remarks about twitter over the years. i had to withdrawal because i'm tweeting myself. i look forward to the first tweet after the budget this afternoon. but what is clear he could tweet even now that we are cutting tacks in two week's time for 24 million working people. taking people out of tax and certainly tweeting that would not cause any discharges for them. -- discharge for him. >> recently the secretary admitted when they were there they got the immigration policy wrong. does the prime minister agree with me that the cost of -- to make a similar admission as far as the economic policy?
[inaudible conversations] rebuilding our economy. i >> i was aware of the statistic. he helpfully reminded me of it together recently talking about exactly the issue. what a fantastic location for business it is. it is encouraging business start-up and leading to a growth and employment in the region. >> given that the chancellor this morning joined twitter, could the prime minister remind the chancellor and the house what two million tweets make? [laughter] >> i made a number...
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but king abdullah's on somewhat shaky ground, the economy is bad, and part of the problem is the refugees are a huge pressure point as the king sort of eloquently said today. few of us saw the foreign minister this afternoon who said it's almost as if-- he said it's as if another eight or nine, the king said 10% has been added to our population. the foreign minister said eye asked him the question the king was asked, would you ever shut your doors? and he said we just can't do that. but i have to say my nightmare scenario is i get a call at 3:00 a.m. and i'm told there are 50,000 refugees at the border, what do we do? >> margaret, just to wrap up quickly, we know the bulk of the president's time was spent in israel, trying to patch up relations there, but also calling for new thinking on the part of the israelis and palestinians. have you picked up reaction yet to what the president was saying? >> jied, in the public, especially in the left in israel, there was great-- great joy at what the president had to say about resolving the conflict. but the reaction from people sort of in the poli
but king abdullah's on somewhat shaky ground, the economy is bad, and part of the problem is the refugees are a huge pressure point as the king sort of eloquently said today. few of us saw the foreign minister this afternoon who said it's almost as if-- he said it's as if another eight or nine, the king said 10% has been added to our population. the foreign minister said eye asked him the question the king was asked, would you ever shut your doors? and he said we just can't do that. but i have...
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it is isolated, its economy is in dire straits, its economy is divided, and its position in the region and world has only grown weaker. i do believe that all of us have ab interest in resolving this issue peacefully. strong and principled diplomacy -- [ applause ] -- strong and
it is isolated, its economy is in dire straits, its economy is divided, and its position in the region and world has only grown weaker. i do believe that all of us have ab interest in resolving this issue peacefully. strong and principled diplomacy -- [ applause ] -- strong and
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the economist is out with a report on our economy's saying that our economy is in better shape than you think. we're back with that in a moment. first, i want to give a shout out to my grandmother mabel. she convinced her nursing home to switch cable providers just to see the cycle every day. go, mabel! [ jackie ] it's just so frustrating... ♪ the middle of this special moment and i need to run off to the bathroom. ♪ i'm fed up with always having to put my bladder's needs ahead of my daughter. ♪ so today, i'm finally talking to my doctor about overactive bladder symptoms. [ female announcer ] know that gotta go feeling? ask your doctor about prescription toviaz. one toviaz pill a day significantly reduces sudden urges and accidents, for 24 hours. if you have certain stomach problems or glaucoma, or can not empty your bladder, you should not take toviaz. get emergency medical help right away if your face, lips, throat or tongue swells. toviaz can cause blurred vision, dizziness, drowsiness and decreased sweating. do not drive, operate machinery or do unsafe tasks until you know how
the economist is out with a report on our economy's saying that our economy is in better shape than you think. we're back with that in a moment. first, i want to give a shout out to my grandmother mabel. she convinced her nursing home to switch cable providers just to see the cycle every day. go, mabel! [ jackie ] it's just so frustrating... ♪ the middle of this special moment and i need to run off to the bathroom. ♪ i'm fed up with always having to put my bladder's needs ahead of my...
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find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cause or there are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to the report. he used. to mean. a potentially deadly blizzard taking aim for the northeast it's expected to hit starting in a few hours from new york to maine we have team coverage of the storm. but what we're watching is the very heavy snow moving into boston proper earlier today it was very sticky you can see it start to become much more powder. the bottom line there's still a lot of snow out here a good place for snowball fight. heating it is been a pretty incredible day there and even record snowfall throughout what's been like nobody's like me driving lessons some emergency vehicles are exceptions. let me let me i want to wouldn't let me ask you a question from. here on this network is what we're having a debate we have our knives out. but if you give the cyclists back staying there again you're in a situation where be united way to talk about your name let me. know. where you low and other sort of live old man is still alive so i w
find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cause or there are no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune in to the report. he used. to mean. a potentially deadly blizzard taking aim for the northeast it's expected to hit starting in a few hours from new york to maine we have team coverage of the storm. but what we're watching is the very heavy snow moving into boston proper earlier today it was very sticky you can see it start to become much more powder....
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they think government should make investment and ground the economy. host: bob from idaho on our line for democrats, good morning. caller: our garment has to change. -- our government has to change. earnmakrs is against our constitution. we have to go to a clean system with a thumb print that will protect people. we need to do something with a house and the states to control their own housing with better schools and better teachers, thank you. guest: the school issue has up a lot. how to regulate and fund schools? they are talking about block grants on medicaid which helps people. beings something still debated as to what role the fed vs. the state plays. host: has been talk in the news recently about closing schools in chicago and detroit. is there anything in the continuing resolution that would help keep the schools open? guest: the schools are dealing with different problems and i saw the sequestered, really affecting schools on military bases and in tribal lands and poor areas. they are having their own problems like chicago and detroit. it is com
they think government should make investment and ground the economy. host: bob from idaho on our line for democrats, good morning. caller: our garment has to change. -- our government has to change. earnmakrs is against our constitution. we have to go to a clean system with a thumb print that will protect people. we need to do something with a house and the states to control their own housing with better schools and better teachers, thank you. guest: the school issue has up a lot. how to...
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find out what's really happening to the global economy. financial headlines to name to. speak your language. news programs and documentaries in spanish. to you. a little tentative angles keep the stories. visit. more news today. again fled up the front these are the images. from the streets of canada. today.
find out what's really happening to the global economy. financial headlines to name to. speak your language. news programs and documentaries in spanish. to you. a little tentative angles keep the stories. visit. more news today. again fled up the front these are the images. from the streets of canada. today.
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economy. >> rick: what happens if you avoided getting a credit card and you want to get a mortgage, you wanted to buy yourself a townhouse and take out a loan? >> you end up paying a lot more. you have a higher interest rate. these people are ones that don't necessarily have bad credit. >> rick: they don't have any. >> there are things that are changing, they are some rating agencies are using rented and utilities and other bills from smaller landlords, for example. if you pay your rent on time, that traditionally isn't always counted. >> rick: there are some companies that have set up a way for people to take a thin credit history and expand it so they have something to show? >> exactly. william paid, bill paid and if you automatically deduct your rent payments from your bank account they will said that on to the credit agency and it will show you pay your rent every month. so i pay your bills all the time but it doesn't show up in your credit history. >> rick: bottom line. >> listen to eilee
economy. >> rick: what happens if you avoided getting a credit card and you want to get a mortgage, you wanted to buy yourself a townhouse and take out a loan? >> you end up paying a lot more. you have a higher interest rate. these people are ones that don't necessarily have bad credit. >> rick: they don't have any. >> there are things that are changing, they are some rating agencies are using rented and utilities and other bills from smaller landlords, for example. if...
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and they understand how vital banking is to their economy. >> you just break down the economy of cyprus because this is banks and tourism. if you break down the banks, it is over, it is a very small country. >> earlier today the euro chairman said it was a good model for europe and they should consider reducing the size of their bank. an eu official is telling him those remarks were taken out of context and cyprus is a specific case. to you. liz: thank you very much. rich is on the ground and talking to people on the ground in cyprus, looking at the banks, atm machines to see what is happening because it matters here psychologically even though it is a small nation. we're looking at a very close a situation that may affect us so stay tuned with that. breaking news in the last few minutes, a test flight of boeing 78787 dreamliner just took off aiming to restore the service after recent battery problems. getting i in the chair, a ceo wh 50% of his entire business coming from boeing. from philadelphia, the triumph group ceo. what do you make of the news, have to be hopeful and thrilled at
and they understand how vital banking is to their economy. >> you just break down the economy of cyprus because this is banks and tourism. if you break down the banks, it is over, it is a very small country. >> earlier today the euro chairman said it was a good model for europe and they should consider reducing the size of their bank. an eu official is telling him those remarks were taken out of context and cyprus is a specific case. to you. liz: thank you very much. rich is on the...